Economic geography has long been fascinated by whether technology changes the demand for proximity. Disembedded is a series of projects that try to do the work of economic geography remotely, with minimal local interaction. How much should we revise, if at all, our assumptions about the necessity of face-to-face interaction?
The current focus is on what the discipline might absorb from the creator economy — its tools, and its habit of showing the work rather than only the result. Read more →
One researcher, one question, six days. AI tools, no human collaborators, and every hour of it streamed.
Follow along → Experiment 02Respectful conversations drawing out what academics actually feel, and actually forecast, about AI. Recorded live and transcribed in full.
More →Everything lands on YouTube first: the streams, the conversations, and every update. No mailing list.